Tooth-Preserving Treatments - So you can keep your own teeth even at the age of 80!
Preserving your own teeth for as long as possible is always our goal. Today’s modern techniques allow us to treat deep cavities and even root canal infections effectively and painlessly, so you don’t have to lose a tooth unnecessarily.
Tooth-preserving treatments help you avoid more costly and time-consuming tooth replacement procedures.
Types of Tooth-Preserving Treatments
We offer the following tooth-preserving treatments:
Fillings – Composite (white) fillings replace decayed or damaged tooth structure and restore function and appearance.
Root Canal Treatment – If the nerve of a tooth becomes infected or inflamed, root canal therapy can save the tooth and eliminate pain.
Core Build-up – – Strengthens teeth with severe loss of structure, often in preparation for a crown.
Inlays/Onlays – When a filling alone isn’t enough but a crown would be excessive, inlays and onlays offer a precise and aesthetic alternative.
Our dentists
Dr. Veress Adrián
I graduated from the Faculty of Dentistry at Semmelweis University, and during my studies I also worked at the outpatient clinic of the Department of Dentistry and Oral Surgery. It is important to me to devote enough time not only to the treatment itself but also to the consultation beforehand, so that my patients are fully informed and we can carry out the necessary treatment together. I work with dental loupes (magnifying glasses), which allows me to pay attention to even the smallest details.
Dr. Mieder Gabriella
My name is Dr. Gabriella Mieder. I was born in Germany and moved to Hungary in 1978. I studied dentistry at Semmelweis University (SOTE), graduating in 1983, and passed my specialist dental examination in 1986. From 1983 to 1991 I worked at the Central Stomatological Institute, and I also spent several months gaining professional experience at a private dental clinic in Austria. In 1991 I opened my own private practice. Every year I regularly attend continuing education courses, both in Hungary and abroad.